Diferentes mujeres para diferentes entornos voz y rol femenino en 7 relatos sobre el amor y la guerra de Rosario Aguilar /

by Chumpitaz-Furlan, Pamela Milagros.

DIFERENTES MUJERES PARA DIFERENTES ENTORNOS: VOZ Y ROL FEMENINO EN 7 RELATOS SOBRE EL AMOR Y LA GUERRA DE ROSARIO AGUILAR By Pamela M. Chumpitaz-Furlan Based on the preponderance of historical facts that have mainly men as protagonists, this study seeks to recover the voice of women and their role in relation to the History of Nicaragua, specifically during the sandinista Revolution of 1979. From the novel by Rosario Aguilar, we will analyze and interpret each woman’s story and establish a relationship between the women and each participating organization during and after the strike of the sandinista Revolution. We will also determine how Aguilar tries to overcome the typical perceptions of women, giving them independence of action and thought in relation to topics such as love, maternity, compromise with their nation and with their own identity. For Aguilar, the success of women relies in the understanding of their surroundings and recognition of their abilities to deal effectively with her life and accomplish her purposes.